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The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13

with licensed onmpane. In this state, and shall
ot,iv nfs-urr insurance under such hceuse, siei
he has procured Insurance In oinpanies AiMiWea
10 a. bu.iness In tbs slate, 90 the tlll amount
which the AGENT. II .aii companies 10 the state
arc wiiitns 10 write on said property 49,,
Section .. bach person 20 licensed, shAl aeep
,enarate account on the husine.. done under .Ald
Ofense, aud on the last day of MATCH = nne' a't-
TENDER aud December II each year, shan me WI
the insurance commissioner ccrtihod copy o. IN"
account II such bushes. Tor the quarter then 'nihK
showing the rsaci amount OF such business paiueu
for ans person, hrm or enVnfatoni tle E'"S pt1
u,lut,. charged thereon, the companies IN Nhinh
thu same /. placed the date of the policies anu the
term thereof and before receiving such lieeh.e'
shall execute and deliver 10 IN" treasurer OF STATE
, brud in the penal .uin OF hsc hnndrel hollirf
with such surrtics "a the treasurer rhnH hpttNe,
with condition that the leensHn WI ,atutn,y
cou1rlv VI IN all of the requirements OF THIS chap-
ter and will die with The treasurer OF state, w
Jtnuary Of each year .worn statement OF ths
gto.- premiums charged for Insurance, procufrl
or plafed under such license, during tile yetr end
ing on the iAitti -tIst day Of December next pre-
ceiins aud at the time ~ hilhs sueh Htat",ipi,il
will nav into the treasury oi the state, sun equal
t. tsn per cent Of aui II Ern.s premiums Al,
section g. ANY person thh- licensed who 'hhu
tfnsufe ar act IN procurement or negotiation OF
in.uftuce IN any Unauthorized foreign company
aud shall neglect In uiake and BILE ms quarterly
,iIliff. or -hall WILDLY nuke ia 81 aihdaglt q
-fieuant hal forfeit his licens aud he punlshrd
D.. tI1e iut eNceeltne one hunired dollars, or ~
uiiprt .autnrut not more than siNtS LAYS, OF both
and whoever without such heeuse, a-,nines to act
o.. -lcsi a insurance braker, shsi inruI IKE pun
i.illrnt. The pet1liir. PROVIDED IN tins ehhptet'
shall hfsnilrcfd IA the AlIi" manner as tue llthAl-
to- at chapter fur,y.nine OF the revised statute.
20, 4lmeaitd The insurance commit ,i"uar shh'
VIDE the NECESSARY blank. 10 carry thi- act INTO
tiI..t Improved March II, l17'
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13

A. 40 r 10 regulate the employment Of the cons
wet. At the Maine STATE lrison.
IS it. tnlJte1 40 a. iulluws;
section /. No more than twenty per cent Of all
the male canyets III the Maine stats Prison. shall
Ice employ 3D. At any tine, III any nnr industry, or
iu The mtnGlleturv OF any one Kind OF goods.
rrnvitrd. tnit tiu- -rtun shall not apply To iha
mauuttt furr hy and ronscts nj any kini ~ goods
wlurh not nj the time tln' til shall 20 into
eii q, eis,'Whrtr manufactured IN Iiiis state
section The manufacture and repair OF all
kinds ut wagons, clrrhse, aud slriehr. except the
DNnuit, ture ui infant rarriagt- shall lie consider
ell une Industry within the meaning nf tLi- act.
Stttl1n 3. "a Tar "a practicable, the industries
upon winch said cunYtctt shall hs employed slirll
be- the manu- atturr OF articles not el-eg here man
ufattHted IN tla tate,
section All article, and goods manufactured
NJ the prison Ton salf ali he distinctly laheloI OF
branded With these words manufactured at the
Maine stale Prison.
s,etion 8. hi. act shall tako effect JaruarY
one III The year VI our Lord one thousand eight
hunilrd ani eghiy eight.
lApprOyed March II, 1881.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13

As AC1 to amend SECTION three, chapter one hun
tlfel AMI tgruty -,ven OF the Revised statutes
lrlttUg to Malicious Miatbri.
lss u INA, ted sc as follows.
s,e,tion tltter OF chapter Que huidrri hni t"tH,
Is u II. at the revised Statutes Is hereby amt uded
inserting alter the word thereof. IN the ieuttl
ln1l ala .retion ilr words OF whoever htt7 WIN
Intent TO- and does or drive ANY horse. Oh nr
other draft tniiua in eAcr,s NJ any contfAst made
with the nr keeper thereof, 80 that sad see
ton wl,n nieuilc,i. shah read as follows;
Scstiuu 3. Whoever Ia any othrt cast, wlliully
aud mis-, liev0u.l tales or u,es any boat OF Nrhl'
tlr OF takes, dives rides or use' any hnse.0f or
other draft animal the property ni another, win
out the consent OF the VwHef II pef-un hEvlng the
legal custody care aud control thereof. OF who.
ever hires with intent to aud does So Us. OF dfisn
any huTss or or other dniii animal ia excess Of any
contract made WITH tie owner or keeper thereof,
-lAll he punished by hn" not exceeding three nun
,lfei d0iitr., OF by Imprisonment not exceeding
one yeat, tut t- aud tbe preceding SECTION do not
nppi} to ay at taking the property Of another
with intent to steal The .ame when such prop
crty i, ttkrn under claim Of right, OF with the
ptc.uined consent of tile owner or person having
iAv legal control thereof
lapptoyed March II, lSs7.l
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13
Chapter III,



Ia IL sns.t.1 60 a. fnlipw4.
ss4,..,,i Ihrra' shall liz, A cfo,e iifrH for lph-
st.f. netyysgu The tf.t daY Of August AMI th. no.
taenfi tiay II september IN zach ygtr, dnfu.
pilsl, no fli.stfr. .hnl l,,- taken ,tutt, iiiir,
, IA ,.,,.s,,.i f,t l. or ia ru.-, at 10 cars,
n,5,ll. ar 1thsfuft.r und,r d uenlli5 ii Hhitr dol
lar. f,f ,arh oiiru., mt one itllllf ifastry l4l
.i.f =. itssu eau hi .ii,.i iasirHi. sold ,Aln,,i
a., al. %, a., t,.,,.,..4itf, As f,,rrs,iI
,,.H.fi9f 2 Imftn4, the. eu.e me, a. set forth ia
,t ,.,..tI,. -l,.l,ou tI tr,r. u,f- cot other dee
,ir far he ,,ttrbtf,., Of iui,.frs Ind is. frstg.
~, tI,. ,,,,.r tI,ert L.. f.mt4u dufiu. fht rHfirr
siy.,. i'm. and nti trap. n,t- or olf itttr' Tor
,. NTH tng II lll,.tsf. wi,h -aiieff-i L. re-
,,r a., tb,. nor. IN dl,, ttie shall l urfai;. 3D.
YtI lie oyner ar ownrr. Thereof. .ul,it,' ,i To- a
,.,i,v ~ tS.ntv nv. tteii1f. for ti,. nfsu., and
t,tf.r n.n,l, al fy,, a. llif. fft .4tii tlty that
Al. Il nan. url. uf ,ltvisr. shall rrni1in ~ tho
watsf e0i.irury to law
s.,ti,,ii An ar. In which lnii.isr. are kept
and Ill lobster car. Mhii. In Tue wIief shall have
ti,. ttu,e Of the u~urr OF owner tnrfeei nn the
I'm If The ar whrr. II may be PLAINLY seem, IA
iit4r. ,nt i.-- than three lufili- at ia inch IN
,.,tf. nf.tnl, t.ttrI or fflti.l fH.ft+aii tu all
~, Lei. ar otbrr .ls,t.n taf tlt. catching If
f,f.t.r. -i,4ii lf44r wiil,.iH tt iitf teu Nn't
t,inr s,ir y,,i lr hr,rd 40 ike ntiit an al tie
hn",. to .ii tr,p- or 5iier Ii-yirr. unler
a t.t,i,, II tflliiitf. iSr e,r ar ,uI hec dol.
la, ftt mi, I'm, OF ,l,yt.e nal -i marked and II
utlrigut t,rnof L. U,iaI-l. 'i. owrt.h uf .ufh
ru,ftif4t. .IliIni o.. ffA titluiil, thry uiAy
- a. ~, t,st,.I .t,l,i-.t II, ti.. priyt.i.,iI. Df
,,t.f ntii.t, irhi Of ma, o. is..l .ttiuif.
s'..ttnn Naf.t.,t, .if ,...rIarttau shalt ctii ,r
trr..,y any iaI,it,f i..tvtu fli4 hIsi .lfif Iuiy
i,,i ~. pfft.,fl, ,,g al tin T. r4tnt Ami, uilrr
.,,tit, af sni4f. t4rt.rry iuh.f, -,t otilncd
ar ut,....tve md d tuffhar penalty Qf tlrcc bun
ar,I ,io.ltr- Tor f,alt Ola, ,if VIII. zach uui~iul
,,,rt,, ar ,.r,.yt,it5i j.. lour pf.pi.itJ how e,tf
tn,t II ,l,i ln tIstIt f.r tlc.ti.- 10 ptr-afye 10
IA, Ii. or vfu.lrtr .ugh -lar,i- 'prk a. for rood
,r,.,,,. q, IA l,nr ia. ,lf-p...d ut 5tlrrWi,-
-,ft.u n q. ual,Nt.ti e., i4-iN -til txpn,a + r
a. on n.s., any female holster IA spawn M with
,t.. aiiteiisi OF inf llsirr s ilAu ten iid
~ - r.,.ttr4tt la manner a. follows ttk-
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-13

An ACT To amend An act entitled % An Act to f'Ir-
Their amend section eight Of chapter twenty four
OF the Revised statutes, "a amended by chapter
tw5.huudrcd and sntY'niuc, rnhit btssoi ogh-
teen hundred aud eight, i've, approved February
one eighteen hundred and eiguiy seven
He II enacted, &e., a. fpiloSa
Sad abpye named act is hereby amended, 10y
STRIKING out the four last lines thereof and insrft
after the word "srtilcn,cnt the folio~inE. and
this section shall mt be construed u depuEs
nyerseef- Of tbs poor 81 Any right, to remove 70,
and support such dependent soidtci aud H. family
Ia THE town Of lbs. settlement, IN accordance with
the uptrit and provisions Ut tins SECTION
lApproysi March u. 1s5i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
Ohio-Sherman-Blaine.

The remark Of the late Governor
WILLIAM ALLEN, Of Ohio, concerning
"barren localities. is brought to mind
wildly by the following extract from n
telegram in the New York Sun OF Satur-
day:
TOLEDO, July 29.-If Sherman did
get ahead of Blaine at the State Con
vention the Pinned Knight gave him a
black eye to-day at the Republican
League meeting. The committee in
general were Blaine men. When Sher-
mans name was mentioned the APP
plause was loud, but when Blaine's
name was spoken hats and canes flew
in the air. In selecting delegates to
attend the national meeting in
New York next November Gov
ernor Foraker's name was proposed
and the convention sat down upon it,
ruling the speaker out. Judge King,
of Youngstown, who had come here to
kill the Sherman resolution in the con-
ven,ion yesterday, WAS chosen dele
gate, and called up to address the
crowd. lie made Il rousing Blaine
speech, and the few hundred cheered
louder than the thousands did at the
Republican convention when the Sher-
man resolution was read.
Judge King said that he came from
part of the State that clings to its be-
loved chicftain at all times owe do
not 90 back on our chieftain because he
was defeated by the laundering of
preacher and the manipulation of re-
Turns. We are the kind of Republi-
cans who can sit silent in the cOnven-
ton and hear Ohio's greatest Republi-
can endorsed. We are not the kind OF
Republicans who sulk because We love
Sherman less and because We love
Blaine more.
The action Of the league has caused
considerable comment about the city.
and the Shermanites are puzzled, as
they thought they had the league.
SO tie endorsement 10y the conven-
ton of Thursday, like dead-sea apples,
"turned to ashes on the lips This
was just and righteous retribution
visited by the people upon the stealer
of the presidency. His own State will
send BLAINE delegates-a minority If
not a majority-to the Republican Ma
tioral Convention of next year; and
divided delegation from Ohio will
mean the inevitable and absolute blast
ing of all bis hopes.
We are not enamored of BLAINE.
We know his many faults, but we cant
help helping him. We have done it
now for eight years; CLEVELAND is his
"fate." BLAINE cannot climb to power
so long as MoRDECAI CLEVELAND stands
in the Kings gate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
Ohio Courtesy.

The Prohibition State Convention in
Ohio was held few weeks before the
Republican State Convention. 1t
nominated candidates for the various
State offices. OF coarse q good many
spceches were made in the Prohibition
Convention; aud Prohibitionist orators
ore generally not too choice i'll select
ing their words. Anyhow the leading
SHERxAy organ in Ohio-the Cincin-
natl Com0lcyciaL Gazctte-coiDmented
in tie following elegant language upon
theproceedings of the Prohibition Con
vention. We quote:
"The leading speakers lied about
national politics nasty, sloppy, loud
smelling lies. The fraud st. John
aired his puerile falsifications about the
South, and presented himself, as usual.
as the champion of the fraudulent and
murderous Democratic party. The base
hypocrisy that is associated with the
stupid and scandalous praise OF Grover
Cleveland was an element i'll the free
vhiskey Prohibition Convention" etc,
etc.
ST. JOIN was the Prohibition candi-
date for President in 1884. His
'Sbuerile falsifcations about the South .
were true statements as to what he had
seen and heard in the South.
Thus SHERMAN's chief organ sympa-
thizes in his hostility to the South.
BY the way, let us say that whoever
believes in the force of hard words
need only read the aboye-quoted para
graph to be made torealize that "therc
is nothing in them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
Percentage.

Governor FORAKER made O blunder
the other day which he ought not to
hear the last of during the current cam
paign in Ohio. In arguing for a pro-
tective tariff, he said that "eyery do
nestle article man buys is from 80 to
200 per cent. cheaper and from so to
500 per cent. better in quality than it
would have been under free trade"
These are fne figures to come from
statesman" Seeing that it is an
impossibility that an article can be
more than so hundred per cent cheap
err" Governor FORAKER would do well
to call on some of the boys at the
Columbus High School before he again
indulces in figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
A Mistake Corrected.

1t has often been stated--always by
mistake of course that the Supreme
Court OF the United States decided a
few years ago in the Virginia coupon
cases that the RIDDLEBERGEE bill was
unconstitutional. We were, therefore,
not surprised to see that statement re.
p,aied in the harrisburg Pirginidn OF
last week. We quote
care the Democrats bound to stick
to the Riddleherger settlement after q
long and futile effort to enforce 1t
After the Supreme Court OF our repuD-
lie has decided that it was untenable,
why should the Democrats butt then
heads against stone wall, and thus
show TO the world that they are not
much less than an assembly of idiots. y
The fact is the Supreme Court Of the
United States at its October term, 1882,
declared that the law requiring coupons
to be proved genuine before they
could be received for taxes was valid
enactment. 1t is common occur
renee nowadays for State court to be
engaged in that very business OF
proving coupons to be genuine.
As to the RIDDLEBKBGKR bill proper
the one providing for refunding the
debt at 3 per cent, and fixing the
amount ofthe debt the State would pay
it may be said that it was never before
the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Therefore, if the State convention of
this week shall again pledge the Demo
cratic party TO tho support of the RID
DLnBERaER bill, it will in doing SO not
"butt its head against stone wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
s,orman,s Fnlogv Of Foraker

- Va = N-'s-N~%'
The Philadelphia Eoening Telegraph,
in commenting upon JoHS SHEEMAN's
eulopy Of Foraker, delivered before
the Ohio Republican State Convention,
says:
at was OF o sort in manner and mat
ter as to curiously illustrate the ex-
IRENE unpleasantness of position which
an aspiring statesman must sometimes
occupy. Governor Foraker, as no one
better knew than Mr.. sherman, was in
that convention the direct representa-
tive, the head and front, Of the opposi-
ton 10 the Ohio Senator. In fact, no
one knew better than his eulogist that
Governor Foraker has been endeavor-
ing 10 prove by his devotion to the in
teresis of Mr.. Blaine his paramount
claims to the second place on the presi-
Dental ticket. II is not 10 human ma
ture for any one to love ms enemy as
Senator Sherman assumed TO love the
Ohio leader of the Blaine forces"
No doubt JonS's eulogy Of FoRaEER
was as unpleasant job as he ever un-
dertook; but all the same no one will
l be surprised at it. JOINS course was
entirely in harmony with his record for
: cold-blooded hypocrisy. A man who
could make the two speeches JoHy
made at Nashville, Tenn, and Spring
field, ILL.,, respectively, was not to be ex-
pected TO stop at a little thing such as
extolling an enemy, provided there
was a chance Of profting by it.
He was following the example OF his
more distinguished and more powerful
enemy. BLAINE, in that he was casting
m anchor to the windward. 1t is rsa-
sonable to suppose that politician
Who holds that anything IL justiHsble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

In law and morals TINT will keep the
Democrats outof Office also holds that
anything is iustifable that might con-
duce TO putting himself into Office. One
who could coolly steal the electoral
vote of State TO help another man
cannot be expected TO be scrupulously
honest when it comes to helping his
own cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
NroONJJGuT EXCURSION

w THURSDAY, AUGUST sTH,
by the ladies u CLa1-SIkEkf BAPIlSr
CHUtCH to DUTCH GAP on s;camor Arr Ga,
which will leave her wharf promptly AZ "a
O'Clock. Gentlemen, Soc; Iadies ana children,
g5c. REFRESHMENTS on steamer.
49, iy 2t-~u Tu&ThsAui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
NORFOLK.
Frustrated by the Eeat-Sudden
Death.

Frustrated by the Eeat-Sudden
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 80, 1887.
A Young man named James Richard
son was Frustrated with heat about
noon while at work in machine-shop
on Water street, and is dangerously i'll.
Miss May Poindexter, of Richmond,
is visiting Miss Amelia Buff, on Lon
don street, III Portsmouth.
Colonel J. r. Waddy has been APP
pointed grain inspector at the grain
elevator OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad.
Cotton-men here say the distribution
Of rainfall has been too great recently
in the Gulf States and not enough in
the Southwest for the good of the
growing cotton crop. No complaint
comes from the Virginia and Carolina
cotton crops.
Mr.. NJ. J. Nash, of Portsmouth, who
has received q thousand-dollar clerkship
in .he Auditors Office at Richmond.
left this morning to enter upon his du-
ties.
John II. Sawyer, a well known truck
er on the Western Branch, fell dead
yesterday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

Referring to the Republican conven-
ton at Toledo, an independent Repub-
lican contemporary remarks
"Abuse of the President OF the
United States for having conscientious
ly performed his pubic duties is to be
expected of petty and unprincipled
doInagogues of low degree. But it is
depressing to reflect that such a course
is made the keynote of campaign of
the once elevated Republican party in
one of the greatest States of the Union.
Wonder whereabouts on the scale OF
demagogy our contemporary places
FORAKER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

Messrs. john 4. HAMBLEToN & Co.,
OF Baltimore, quote an Objtcr dict,tm
to sustain their contention that the
Supreme Court of the United States
has declared the RIDDLEBEEGEG bill
null and void.
What DO MessrS. JOHN \. HAMILTON
& Co. think of the Virginia judges who
still require coupons to be proved to be
genuine in their courts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

We don't believe there are six voters
in Washington county who favor an
abandonment of the Riddleberger bill,
and the views of other counties in the
Southwest fully accord with those OF
Washington-that the Riddleberger
bill is our only salvation. -Abingion
EOuthreSt Examiner.
so say you all, gentlemen of the
Roanoke convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

The Cincinnati COn1mercidl- Gazette
saws: "JoHN SHERMAN never occupied
q higher position in Ohio than he does
now and yet he does not occupy a
higher place than he deserves. Cor
rect John is gone up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

n. b. 1t was generally understood
Though the committee had not report
ed when we left that the next meeting
of the body would be held with the
Mattaponi church, in King and Queen
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
William sburr.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
july 80. 1887.
Quite number OF ladies and gentle.
men were this morning the recipient.
Of invitations to a picnic by DIR. James
ID. Moncure next Tuesday evening at
Brght-Hope Park, TO be followed by a
dance at night from s to IL in the theatre
building. All who are invited will no
doubt avail themselves Of the oppor.
tunity to ENJOY themselves. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
RRIEF COMMENT.

KALAKAUA is to he coerced. We
had thought it was about time KAPIo-
LIN was reaching home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

When combine" fails to be a
success it is called a "subside." And
when it does succeed it is generally a
subsidy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

"There is nothing mean or selfish
either about Ohio Republicans.
What Has JOHN SHERMAN quit the
party?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

Before the summer of 1888 the Ohio
endorsement of SHERMAN will have
fallen into "innocuous desuetude."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

Francis A. O'Keefc, mayor Of Lime.
rick, Ireland, will visit the United
States in few weeks on o lecture tour.
He is ono OF the most eloquent mem
beers Of the Irish bar, and Is an ardent
supporter Of Gladstone and home rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

At yiareggio recently the Duchess
of Madrid, while walking in the park
surrounding her villa, narrowly escaped
being struck by stray cannon-ball
which came from the naval artillery
ppcticing range. She will bring suit for
damages against the Italian Govern
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
7 OW EXCURSION RATES OK
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BY WHICH
CHURCHES. SOCIETIES. AND OTHER Or
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THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.

Tor parties Of not lss8 than tventy:iye per-
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The same arrangement can DO made TO NlR-
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rates. Also, any Of tie TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY NOONlhGHTS" can be char
tered on a cheap cooperative plan without
risk.
Iays can now DO secured. First come, first
served.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

ENILEMEN'S PURE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
reinforced, only iOc.-a great bargain for
50c.;
Our SOC. SHIRT uho Leader worth 75c.;
GENTLENRN's REGULAR-NADE BALBRIG-
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price 25c.;
CnIDREN's REGULAR-NADE HOSE, in
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GENTLEMEN's PUNE LINEN HANDKER-
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Nice line Of GENTLEkEN'S TIES only l5c.
LADIES' COLORED BORDERED HENSrirCH-
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GOOD LINEN TOWELS for tlc.;
Tho best and the largest PURE LINEN HUCB
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QFNTLEMEN'S WHITE SUSPENDERS for
17c-regular price 35c.;
LADIES' LlSLE-THREAD HOSE, in black and
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Another new lot OF those l0c BUSTLES:
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Tho System Of selling every article nts small
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Special attention Is called 10 our new limo OF
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